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British Columbia Class 7 Practice Test
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School, lane, turn and parking signsStandalone practice
Who may use the parking space identified by this accessibility sign?
Correct answer: A vehicle that displays the permit and carries its eligible user
Why
The space is reserved for its eligible user. Display the required permit and use it for the person it serves; an empty reserved space is not general parking.
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